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Januari-Maret 51 Kasus Kebakaran Terjadi di Jakarta Pusat

Central Jakarta Gulkarmat Handles 51 Fire Cases from January to March

The Central Jakarta Fire and Rescue (Gulkarmat) Agency has noted that they have handled around 51 fire cases in Central Jakarta from January to March.

Fire can happen at any time. So please be more alert and careful

Central Jakarta Gulkarmat Sub-agency Head Asril Arizal said that the burning objects were dominated by houses (14 units), outdoor installation (18 units), public and commercial buildings (5 units), vehicles (2 units), garbage (1 point), and other objects (11 units).

"It is mostly caused by fire (15 cases), electricity short-circuit (40 cases), gas stoves (5 cases), garbage (2 cases), cigarettes (1 case), and other factors (2 cases)," he continued.

Throughout 2021, 1,511 Fires Hit East Jakarta

He added there were 15 fire cases in January, 13 fire cases in February, and 23 fire cases in March. Then the total area burned was 3,145 square meters.

Therefore, residents who will go home for Eid al-Fitr later to pay attention to the condition of their homes, Make sure all electricity has been turned off and no electronic devices are on. Then, the gas regulator on the stove must also be made sure has been removed.

"Fire can happen at any time. So please be more alert and careful," he stated.

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